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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1908

Page

6

Marshall Howled Down at Center Square Hearing

Torrington Oct 34 W O Mare shall faced an audience of 3000 at Center Square. After Matened to Matthew O’Brien, Marshall’s appearance was met by a chorus of howls that drowned him out. He left, returned twice, and finally spoke briefly as Chief Hall sought to calm the crowd. O’Brien denied collusion and labeled Marshall’s bureau tainted with headquarters in Washington. For sale horse and wagon, inquire Nadine 206 Washington Ave. 10-24-3. Also help wanted for metal button and buckle factory out of town. 10-24-3. For sale three dressers beds furniture call 34 Prospect evenings 10-24-38.

Torrington W. O. Mareshall Center Square Matthew O'Brien O'Brien Marshall Polley Hall Washington, D. C Babcock Nadine Washington Ave Democrat Prospect Waterbury Am ‘Ean Waterbury Lilley Hartford Mr Lilley Washington McLean Committee On Rules Congress Committee Hill Hartford Courant Fyler Rora Gates Woodruff

Don’t be bluffed by big ads on the Boulevard location

Three and a half miles from the green, the advertisement promises a 60 foot boulevard with drinks from several springs along the way. The claim notes proximity to the trolley line with direct access, and touts two shade trees per lot plus running water in each house as standard.

Tracy Avenue Laurel Street

Lilley Sympathies and Political Attacks in Waterbury

A Waterbury reader criticizes local papers for pushing sympathy for Lilley and portrays attacks as political manipulation. The letter references Hartford insurers, Washington detectives, Boss politics, and the state convention, arguing against entrenched leaders and urging accountability by voters.

Bryan quotes prompt protest over charity versus justice

John B. Lamb, head of democratic headquarters in Chicago, says a quotation attributed to Mp Bryan during a sion, claiming he called laboring men "public badge gate," is misrepresented. Lamb asserts the phrase was recorded in Washington and urges correction after Secretary Strauss cited the term in print.

John B. Lamb Democratic Chicago Bryan Sion W. R. Hearst Lamb Strauss Washington

Wet? Old Hartford Prison Welcomes Record Life Prisoners

The reception at the state prison in Weathersfield counted eighty three life convicts, the most ever housed there. William McLaughlin of Litchfield county noted the record increase.

Hartford William McLaughlin Litchfield County Weersfield Connecticut State Prison

Bristol Man Killed Struck by Express Train at Yard

Lawrence P. Hannon, 21, of Bristol, was fatally injured when struck by an express train while crossing the East Hartford freight yards. He died later at a hospital.

Bristol Hartford Lawrence P. Hannon East Hartford

Willimantic Plant Resumes Full-Time Operations

The American Press Company plant at Willimantic will return to full-time work on Monday after operating four days a week since last December. Over 2,000 workers will be affected by the change as production returns to full capacity.

Willimantic American Press Co

Escapee to Asylum Preceded by Sanity Hearing

Meriden Oct 24 Joseph Lewitt who escaped from doctors while examining him for sanity yesterday was committed to the asylum today. He is afflicted with a religious mania.

Meriden Joseph Lewitt

Consul General Dead on Riga Train in Europe

Silas C. McPare land of Iowa, consul general for the European district, shot himself on a railway car en route from Hamburg to Berlin. He died soon after. the sudden act followed remarks about New York Island and its many boundaries as a city.

Berlin Silas C. McPareland Iowa Self Hamburg Lnlands New York City Staten Island East River New York Staten Ieland

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